Normally that means something, but on our schedule...who cares?
What it DOES mean is that tomorrow is my last work day here in Beaumont. It's been an interesting journey. I really have polished my FEMA skills and by accident have polished my leadership and management skills.
I hate being away from home. I get horribly homesick. I can't imagine what people who do this for 6 months at a time go through or what people serving in the military endure. I just did 30 days and I'm ready for home.
I do, however, love this work. Going one-on-one with people and helping them get their lives back in order in whatever small way is a heck of a way to earn a paycheck. If I were retired and rich, I'd do it for free. Since I'm neither of those things, I'll go ahead and cash those paychecks.
What I'll miss:
- Texans. They're unique, for sure. Some of the nicest, most down-to-earth people on earth. You gotta love the dialect.
- Cajun Food. I gar-on-tee.
- The pace. I love being busy, having a purpose, coordinating, thinking on my feet, getting to be creative...just knowing I'm doing something useful and important.
- Really nasty trailer parks
- Mean dogs
- Wearing a blue shirt with a target on the front.
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